SSCAFCA Eyes $21 Million Bond to Leverage $50 Million in Flood Projects
SSCAFCA officials pursue a $21 million bond to accelerate flood control work across Rio Rancho and Corrales. Bond funds would be leveraged with grants from state, federal agencies, and partnerships with CNM, City of Rio Rancho, and EPA Water Trust Board, funding projects like Saratoga Dam, Lisbon Pond, and several arroyos while preserving tax rates if approved.
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Sportsplex
Haynes Park
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Venada
WinterFest Parade Registration Opens in Rio Rancho
The city invites participants to join the Winterfest Parade on Saturday, December 17 at City Center with the Holidays Around the World theme. Register by December 12 online, in person at City Hall, or by contacting Parks, Recreation and Community Services at 891-5015. Fee is $15. payment accepts Visa, Discover, MasterCard, American Express, checks, and cash.
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Flood control bond eyed for Rio Rancho flood authority
The SSCAFCA board discusses a proposed 21 million dollar bond to advance flood control projects and safety measures for residents. Members recount engineering backgrounds, past achievements like the sports complex dam, and partnerships with Rio Rancho and the county to leverage state and federal funding.
County opposes wilderness plan for Santa Fe National Forest
Sandoval and Bernalillo County commissioners unanimously adopt a resolution opposing the National Forest Service plan to create 80 new wilderness areas in the Santa Fe National Forest spanning Los Alamos Mora Santa Fe San Miguel and Sandoval counties. Debra Marquis of Jemez Pueblo warns wild land access would be restricted to foot or horse and hurt wildfire flood protection and local use. Commissioner Walters urges broader outreach to Congress as well as the forest service. Also approved are Bobby Greene's two year District 4 planning and zoning seat appointment and eight county residents named to the Sandoval County Health Council.
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Sandoval County
Glenn Walters
Congress
Commission
Bobby Greene
District 4
Planning and Zoning Commission
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